Ukraine, Kuleba resigns: Kiev towards government reshuffle

This was reported by the speaker of the parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk, explaining that the potential resignation will be “considered at one of the next plenary meetings”, but did not provide a date.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has submitted his resignation, parliament speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk said on Tuesday, saying Kuleba’s potential resignation would be “considered at one of the upcoming plenary meetings,” but did not give a date, the Kiev Independent reports.

The letter comes in the wake of Russia’s dramatic attack on Poltava and hours after President Volodymyr Zelensky announced “changes.” “I expect changes in the direction of domestic and foreign policy. We need more interaction between ‘local’ communities and central authorities, especially before the winter season,” he said in his evening message.